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Paul Wallis, on The 5th Kind, asks what Jesus made of the Elohim. His answer is a claim about the Bible, the Anunnaki, and the Book of Enoch, not a history finding. He rehearses Zecharia Sitchin’s popular books, where sky arrivals set humans to work and are said to have shaped a workforce with their own genetic sequences. Wallis notes that Sitchin was no professor and that scholars reject his wording. His own gloss is that Elohim means the powerful ones, a plural company in Abraham’s world, at odds over human intelligence. Genesis 3, for him, upgrades human minds, and the passage names no devil. Cave scrolls from the Judean hills, he says, kept the Book of Enoch, with cosmic journeys and the Watchers. Jesus, in this account, did not treat the Hebrew canon as a rigid script, set Mosaic law aside, and stepped back from a harsh Yahweh while still addressing a higher Father. Comparisons of chromosomes, and a tale of dulled perception, are further claims of his, not a ranking of peoples.
Key points
- Wallis presents Sitchin’s Anunnaki as sky lords who put humans to work, including a genetic shaping of that workforce, and he flags the academic rejection.
- His own reading takes Elohim as plural powers already known in Abraham’s world.
- Genesis 3 becomes, for him, a fight between Enlil and Enki about human intelligence, not a devil story.
- He treats the Book of Enoch, preserved in cave finds and in the Ethiopian church, as a record of cosmic travel and of the Watchers.
- Jesus, he says, rejected a rigid reading of the Hebrew canon and stepped away from a cruel picture of Yahweh.
- Chromosome numbers and a story of dulled senses are extra claims, not a ranking of peoples.
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version of the conflict between enlil and enki over how intelligent the human beings should be reading Genesis 3 as
Paul Wallis, Jesus Yahweh and the Anunnaki
He reads the garden story as a quarrel over human intelligence. Watch at 6:19
ancient Recollections of Sky people the plural Elohim the powerful ones were part of the world of Abraham
Paul Wallis, Jesus Yahweh and the Anunnaki
He takes the plural powers as figures Abraham’s world still remembered. Watch at 8:32
Jesus did not read the Hebrew cannon in a fundamentalist way he and his Apostles
Paul Wallis, Jesus Yahweh and the Anunnaki
He says Jesus and the apostles refused a rigid reading of the Hebrew scriptures. Watch at 22:20
strongly distancing himself from that vision of Yahweh that Vision or understanding of God now Jesus believed
Paul Wallis, Jesus Yahweh and the Anunnaki
A hard saying about fathers and serpents is, for him, a step away from that Yahweh. Watch at 28:17
ancient ET contact Genesis 6 when the human population on Earth began to grow and
Paul Wallis, Jesus Yahweh and the Anunnaki
He places another contact story at the growth of the human population in Genesis 6. Watch at 46:00
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